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I received my AE MKIII a couple of weeks back and used a Nightforce UniMount (1.375" height). I'm glad I went with that one rather than the next lowest as I think that the 1.125" would have been uncomfortable to use. If you're not familiar with the UniMount, it gives you 20 MOA without having to...

True enough. I left ego behind many years ago, so now it's about learning, improving, and competing with myself. I've done a lot of reading here and I know that I need to work on my positioning and NPA for starters. What's taught at an Appleseed for prone with open sights and a sling doesn't...

Thank-you for measuring even though it was never going to be sub-MOA. And hey, on the plus side, there's plenty of room for improvement :o

First time out with my first precision rig (AR15 guy), so be gentle. Pretty sure my average is nowhere near sub-moa, but recording it anyway for posterity and as a baseline to measure future improvement against. Had a great time, and the element of friendly competition added an edge too...

PM sent, I don't want to tread on any toes :)

If you meant the SIII 8-32x56 then it's available for < $800 shipped which is a heck of a deal.

Funny, I'm going through a similar process of elimination at the moment for a 20" AR15 and a 20" AR10. I'd like them scoped the same so that I'm not having to switch reticles, controls, ranging magnifications etc when switching rifles. Nothing against the Bushnell, but have you considered the...

I've had no problems at all with Armalite's own 1 piece mounts: Scope Mounts Nicely built and available in std or high. Decent price too.

I've used AA2230 for both 5.56mm and .308 with great results. Meters beautifully (Dillon powder measure) and with a little trial and error I've been able to find very accurate loads for both chamberings.

Mine arrived at the local FedEx depot at 7am on Friday, but because that was only day 2 of a 3 day service commitment they decided to sit on it over the long holiday weekend. Kid waiting for a new toy was unamused :mad:

That's the money shot. I had to make the AE/AT decision last week, and I decided to go the AE route. I have no need at all for caliber changes, so that left the 6 lug bolt, flush cups, accessory rail options, and different mags. None of those were a particular area of interest for my intended...

I could be wrong (it happens a lot) but I think that AI-4124 is the spacer kit for the optional target butt plate item AI-1044. Then you have item AI-0744 which is the spacer kit for a std/non-spike butt plate and also item AI-4593 which is for a std/spike butt plate. What I don't know is...

I know that feeling, it's my first precision rifle and I'm like a 5 year old with A.D.D. on Christmas Eve!

^^^ That. I ordered my AI AE MKIII 24" folder from Mile High on Sunday, FFL faxed yesterday, everything shipped today. Just over $3,500 all in for the rifle + 2 x 10rd mags + Victor Company Grippy Cheeks. Can't beat that for price or service.

AI AE MKIII without a doubt. I just made this decision, albeit sans the headed into combat / extreme conditions factors, and spent the money for the AI. There were a lot of factors in the decision, but the two primary ones were: 1) a bad prior experience with Beretta when I needed a replacement...